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Meat DBeatles: Reviews on Amazon.com

fantastic, December 1, 2008

This album is great. I hate country music, but I love Carlette West's version of I've Just Seen a Face. This CD has such a wide variety of music that it's perfect for any Beatles fan.

Great Beatles Cover songs, December 1, 2008

Really original songs in all sorts of unexpected genres. I didn't know a punk version of "let it be" could actually sound good! Luciano's reggae version of "Imagine" is also top notch-- Its a nice change from listening to the overplayed Beatles recordings on commercial radio

Great Beatles covers any fan will appreciate , January 7, 2009

As an avid Beatles fan, I'm quite impressed with Meat DBeatles, a great compilation CD in honor of one of the greatest bands (IMO) that ever performed. Each artist does their own take on some of the Fab Four's most popular songs - my personal favorite being the surprisingly fresh version of "Let it Be" by 101 Rocks (last track). I won't spoil it, but it's reinvented in a way you never would have though Let it Be would be performed! I highly suggest picking this up for any Beatles fan.

Pleased to have met DBeatles , June 1, 2009

I had to give this album a 4 out of 5 ONLY because I typically don't really like the Beatles! These covers were really unique, nothing like I've ever heard, and SERIOUSLY AWESOME! My eyes are now opened to maybe starting to listen to the Beatles, themselves, and not the cover artists, but the country version of Ive Just Seen a Face and the punk version of Let It Be were killers. Amazing, amazing album. I'd recommend it to any Beatles fan OR those who have never really listened to them!

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Who is Lost Gold Records?

Lost Gold Records is an independent record label that specializes in rare and hard to find music and recordings from the vaults of record companies, recording studios, and the artists themselves. We feature tracks from established and new artists as well as music from yesteryear that escaped your attention because of tight radio playlists or out of print classics. From Bobby Darin to Patsy Cline to The Quarrymen (early Beatles) to bands from independent websites like DMusic and Soundclick, we have a growing catalogue that will keep you coming back for more. And we are not affiliated with the major companies or RIAA. None of our tracks feature DRM, and they are all in 320k hi - resolution mp3 format.